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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10
nHAHeGEacAA ALaIAMeE.


rwo xwounAMp MEmnBns GALL UPoa F4Es-
FpRMT kMD MES. cLkyELASD.
Warumorun, Des. e.-NeaFly tuo
thon-.nd unsmhsfs of ne EEanRelioel
KsIIanoa called at tbe white hoage tots
afaernoon 30 pay their fespesla - FFeai-
6~ne and Ma. CisveIaDd. They we're
nTs-sn1ed % President sDd Mrs. Cleye-
ard ~ Wm. r. Dodae. president ol
the alIlanos. NJ. Dodpe mads 9 brief
sadFeus. ana olosed ~ ufainR she prsel-
8ens u ce-operste vita The ALIASES ln
Ia oAans 81 OeFlaliaullys -
Ths president replied aa fellowE n
a, alad 20 nees 90 iarEe q deleaafion
erena tne Esnnaolloal Alllanoe o. tne
| UnIaad states. l understood IRE pur-
noae of ths alliance % Be the apUiloa
tion of Ohriasian Fslua of cononea q
eho urnblams and exiRs1cles % social
| ~ uoiiiioaI life. Al mus admit tnei
- r~csusiou ~ the taaoniDR % OaSi8
t1nnitF results 10 tbe Fasssl paiFioyis.a,
fhe most scFnpai1o1 n1eiity y p4ohe
trnsl ans So ths best typs o. siit2sn.
sniu. Thosa Who spanaae the An4srs q
she auvaF1man1 ere b ibis means -
/ min1ed thz4 The lag Of 0o0 SrQ1ire'
thnf thsy ahould be oanra9sogalg tsna
- aha fnasrnsta cf Him who rules ~
upiasEns, nnd Who I'll fsa1lrB 9 slrle
areonnt 81 thsix BtEw8Fdship. Inl
napola. Coo. are tfu8 tM1ahf t1al th4l
hasufaeas and uelfae vii b beg1 pso
m6sad - ean1sl1aileu1 rsxerd fss y
lintsress e the cpmmon hrpinerboon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

xaKINa or TrarIMoNx n run eRsnnn
1alAA RRsuMnD.
hAE fRAnclsoo. Dec. o.-~Eha aak,nn
q iraeamonY % tie oase ~ J mes 80
1axd was commenced this mornlnr. n.
!. hfilton ieslldtd 90 q couNssaniian ~
once had With McUord n rfaard - a.
iery n the Wright case q WhiEh tine
MeCord said be was inlofto1nd "a lha
ca1o and showed the witness 4 sles ~
jurors and asked hlm II he kn6N an1-
thing about any Of them.
5usof Woods repeassd tha tsafimnme
e.fsa ~ him a. lha folmas trial -
1cOofd IN reeafd 10 en aifsmpt wklsk
ne said was ma0a te innasnas IA vufa
ae 9 member ol Tho Wrichl larry.
ffank II. haFibey. Who kaa hfen
osoaknt from Ban q isntln, We nlassf
90 e1e Aiand bus refused "a anawsf ang
Questions. A nambeF Of athsF wifnsa see
sere extmtned. inolndiDa y. HNIen.
another juror In the Wright Gaze, Who
fepealed me same ieallmnny az ai44n
- the former trial 10 regard 70 bslne
Approaehsd By Micah Doane, ahn
slaimed that be vas aollna uadsr Ms.
0ofd's ineiFuotinns. Tha plosssa atlon
loee elossd And the oaaa VS. oonlInnn1
Nh tamnrRaW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

LaspoE. Dec. a.-A dispatch rsasIvnd
eere from Fafis stalsa that r. FaIIisrz
les nas AGREED . form oaA1Hss, IS "A
y tnoaaha ahaa be VIII aeinsl aepara1
oabinet.
bznHu, Dec. e--The Cnlsqns aemta
eaya lnat knasia's hoallansg lasnNaa
ne sappoaition thal sha pnhltoslsea ~
Ne forged ietiesf ssnt e. lne Casr con
cernlne the Faietlcna tetween 0egnane
500 Russia uonid loaa % an i4tnliGass
tion auo compromigs az impnr1an1 reF.
sonages. ave muaf ASSUME enVn lhn
PAGER, -tna1 see peFaonaGes. Eholta4e&
~ seK o. poeilians oo.nperatad y tine&
tec forReflaa fn lho CAnaa hnnaa, sanlf
be fsnnd "a the kronoh ladies' maEsiea
into anble Raaslan families. Host1la
these there are k1seian ofielaia ere
ex Diplomats and Jesuit and Roliah &C.
menta VIA haFe worked 10 pEodnm a
breach nelN cen kasala and 1erm4ng.H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

Rznzrn, Dee. s-A oommiiies Of ies
relehssna has Fstsssed the psopoesi g
4 nhnainh tbe ssE1s1eales of Identify o.
-sr~1R1 ntsraf for expss6 TIE Bnpens-
80 hrn approved the oDDmifeee's 70
uor1 - ths bfll me1igyinR ihe millaaEy
- lac. u hss niso appFosod ne
r-r10n.la of shs PFuaBisn Rgsesnmsni
= ermfluns shs opgEasiena of khe nntt-
rnGIaIIz9 maaEuxeI - fsaakfoIt-
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ATYRcrmo nAn.R0ADA.

BY Mr.. neutrality-suspicious. that
tha charges Of railroad companies tor
Transportation Of passenesFB shall Dos
exoesd foar cents per MI 9. violation
hainR q miademeanoF punisnable hy
are Of nos Iesa than 500 or more than
1900, and ths person % ehaRRed may
recover tbres timss TIE amount 90 over
cbarRad; tne aci 20 g. into edeot tftRsy
days after its passage.
Aeo.amendins chapteF 1855 OF the tern
.oFiai code, relating 20 the formation oi
oorporasions, as fellow; ameDdinq 80
tinn 2tzl 90 read, "enrpo.altone ter
uanugactnFine. mining equsppinR
and FunnsnR railroads . tFaasporta-
llon of weed and lnmbeF . - banks,
loan and other companies may os
lurunsd nesordina 20 the pFosisione o.
N : chapser, kunh corporations end Toe
mtmDeTs thereof being suejeef 20 Ill
tbs eundtasons and liabilities nerein
imposed and 70 none oth-Fs. ane thai
| All coFposationa heIafofofe ora Rap3xsd,
esssisd o. sxastingfsF anv Of said par
| posss aud fha acss thereof are hersby
v.lidased 80 y Hseaion 24{S is amend
a. providing thai water companiea
nav exefe'ss the FiRha Of eminent
domain, shall, - far - spplieaolei -
ss prrss ihed IN ehaptsEn le1 and lec
eectsun 94f9 ard 2ts93< iasmended q
rsaa ebas zoe asoresaKy OF The aeFRiiotI
| ekall have aupeEvIsion Of all ioans trust
/ and euarantee companies cFseaed o
exrs inQ under this chapter, aud eaal
a. the FrQae<t Of asy Gueh cofporAtsu1
Iexsmina and rspsrs he noansial cnndi
tion and certify 20 u nnder he ofnsiA
aeai
Also, limiting ths ehAxRes for trans
poE nsacn % pFaperiy On FAiisoad Q
sseamhoas coDpany or Q csmmon caEFisi
witfin ahs Territory, mskiDR 2 uAias
gui 20 en4rRs for tFanspofttna Grssu
} a0sF. pesstoss, osal tiaes oemeni, sall
rrnin eacks % baslsps. either % o1i !
eaeks. barrels OF boxes. tn oesteao toi
o. loss of ten toss or over, from a.
pofns, more than the foilnwina rae
namely: -F0r anY distance nos e
seeatnq ffty miles. ons collar psr 90
| ard foF eaeh addtstanal Wtl8 oNaE nli
miles, cue oena psF tal foI e.eh mlli
linslnaina lsa1ina an1 unloadin9 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

The following ollie were introduced:
BIZ Mr.. Lawis-Eo repeal the aFoss
earnings tax laW, 10 take eject After
the payment Of the tax on gross earn
ines next March.
Also, requiring railroad companies 70
erect fsncss on each side Of their rail-
road, where the same pAggea through OF
sdisinine inclosed oF oalnvaied Zelda
Of unibcsoaed lands, TO c0natFcct cattle
guards, and after tbs passage OF tbis
act, until sach fences, etc., are con
strnctsd, the company 10 be liable IN
double damages. and II not built for six
months the owners. after notice being
given. may erect the fences, 20 recover
sost from company, and IN ell suits u
shall nos be necessary for platnnn %
osovo afRFmatively, negligence on pAKt
of the defendant company.
Also, prohibiting the payment OF
vaqes Of any labor, any eFdeFs cneek,
memorandum, token or evidences OF in
ehiedneas, unless the same 10 neRntta-
| ole and Fedeemahle At It's faee vAlae,
without discount, In goods. wares OF
1 mershandise or suppiies. 81 the option
| OF the holder, the penalty for violation
4 neinQ q hne OF not less than $50, oI
more than $500. This will not ahecl
1 prioF contracts.
Also, fixing the numoef OF hours foi
a davis lab In miDee. mining camps
saw and lumber mills. Eo1r, grain ana
artss Mills, FAilEosd construction ans
operation, and In ell manufactuEini
estAhlis hments, at eight hours; con
tracts 10 the contrary 30 be nall and
void. This act follows q Feosnt de-
1 aiaIon a, tha aaufeme oOurt ct Maa8a
chusstts; ls0 Mass. le3.
b. Mr.. Ga0ei-Eo repeal the eros
| earnings tsx Law, 20 taks eject afte
The paymens Of the tax on gross earn
ines next March.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

xm HEarRsMAH's urrznAnca nzsxa ovr
MuuH coMnKnx.

xa4 a14x2sAAAia urxEAANcaa nzkM0 oUT
MuuR coNnKNx.
EEw RoaK, Dso. 9.--In eommenilna
On Blaine'a views of the presidensis
message, the Timss sass, afhia. then.
q ahe sum Of Hiaine.1 polluv. an1 - -
u ste leader Of tho mepabi1ean paFtY
at present., 4 mast be taken as lhe policy
o. ne hepoblicau party until they 10
paoiaee u. and 4 uould % vel for then
70 hn1ien 10 do it. u is noe Q pnlloy
snaa they can 90 before The people uith.
1ha 1FSbane says; "Blaiae, ID EaRope,
spsaks &c an Amerioan. Oieveland, IN
AmeFiea, apeaAg as q British manu-
faeturs1 anxoiun 10 Be admitted With
ous any charge 10 SHARE Of the best
and lnrnesl mafket IN TIE woflcn
1ne World says "fhe Maine states
man'9 tntervis1 e n fact q proolama-
ton that Blaine considers hlmself 70 Be
the chosen champion Of protection, and
that b is ready TO enteF the pFeaidan-
tai lists against Ell comeFs as nuoh 3
President Cleveland saands
tor this paRpoae. Blaine comes for
yard as the champion Of See opposite
idea: TIE Democratic party oonid not
ash Tor q bsateE isaua.s
Ane oaA A4yts III 0t0t1et Blaine o1-
leFtalns such locso notions az the rela-
lions between the federal government
md the states, q strikes ns that be
soald he ondspiononaly unit peEson
% entrual With the management Of The
naaion's family AfiAiFs."
oznnAoo TnEnuMm.
CH1oAoo, Dec. o.--Ths Thibuns, oon,- /
ediioEially on Blaino's inter |
liew aoo.t the presidents message, |
aga blaine. aa might have been ex l
lacted has presented high taFiA pfoteo
don frOm the partisan point Of visw as
Ia opposition Issue 10 the pfesident's /
.ifH On faIiA reduction Blains's In
Or the EkHumeuua 80 -.
Iuaansnl viii no1 BE- inhusnced b snu
name hohind them. II V
lhs weakest ground Blaine has ever yea
occupied, and no national party can ~
peoa 10 40 into . residential campaign
On thai Issue, ne malier Who may be ite
leaders, and Ghe surplus question must
BE- aaitled In sems way, end IN . ol1er-
nj cav from what q hes bee1 aeelleo.
II cannot be settled m aeeogdance vita
lhe Blaine ideA.H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

After the committees had been an
eonnfed and when the members indi
GATED . desire 10 intEoduoe bllls, ar.
ooWey stated that 80 the governor had
announced that be would read his mes
-sRe this afternoon at $50 O'clock, u
uould Be showing him proper sespscs 10
aoJouFu without introducing any bills,
Ar. eharpsiein did not thipk there wes
any cell fsR aoi0uRnment on that CO.
count.
"In the absence Of any expression
from the side Of this body presumably
IN sympathy uith the governor 20
piled NJ. Gouey, II will not make a
melton 10 sdjs1Fn. alihouah wili sec
No rsspousg a .maAa from shas
introduction Of bills became the order
Of the day, and the following bilie uefe
then introduced:
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w rxocp oaxss oPEuD AED q pKLUas
oR Bills PaEcIPgxAIED.
OLxnPfA. Dee. s.-lSVesiail WHEN
the sCe.ker annoanosd sne ofasf Of tns
sntroduos,en Of bills this morntna Be
snened s ascdxats. No haa than
twrlVe hills wsre intE0euoed. Thky
we're e. follows;
moUD Bnxs.
Houss bsa Ne. { was thas of B. W,
Helm - The woman sn9mRe btA 70
feFssd 70 yesterday.
Ne-k 6y Bassy, Of LineelD teg -
oarssl-sn nos nppaintina 4. l. o0Beyl
a. Rzbers and ". Z. 0rag > eam-
mission q Eeloests sne artsAlan uea toi
Frnnklfn and Adams eeaDfska. -
Iiiisu signed hy eillzaDa o. the eeanilel
nan.ed asou1pauleA tha htii and STATE
tnst ths present losA lon - ampfneltsa'
be fer dFiiitag.
IA. G. by ksMns. Of KiDG. pegyldinl
shar farsisn corpsfafions ard thets s1
So and agents snnil bs snhisse 90 q
ne Iianiittics. FsntFietians nn1 oA1,p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

The ooanoil adtouFt Cd untu t1mof.
roW IL 10 q. "a. wiIhout DsV ne learned
tha. The house had aci0urned untsl
Muraay AZ 2p. N. Then thsEe Vas .
Fneh made 90 Get the o0unoilmen 70
eouaa bacg and adj nEn oveF again.
This vaa soon discovered 30 Be- nos tne
urousE fhipa 10 do, when it Was arranged
thas tomorrow only too % three meo1-
hers woeId be present. and thay then
eonld and wonld adto0fn unill , otelook
Monday aftsrnoon- Toe nemoete OF
ne ooaneil this evening ouncludea that
shev would aasemnle tsmDgsoUs but
Nc. probably oniy fsw % the bills
nlFeaAS infrodassd viii be read. fessi
~ eouna eilla may be intFo0aosd. Ene
mam pnrpnss Of . ssmbiinR y % form
~ stl1efnad until Monday afieEnoon,
Prssidsnt Fhompson ten1Rna gave :.
dsliahiful oyster sappsf 20 tae memoer.
/ ana af3esTs of The oo1noit ano soms
friendG. The tozsia gsre simply lm
nense from an orthodox seandpolae
| and while 20 0ne fuRR0t thai Mf
| Fnonuasn could DOT divess himself q
nss gssb IS q PfesbgesEsan minister
she majority would have Felssssd nac
theFe been sons bottled sVtdt noe tna
NJ. Tkompson Was NOS pgohiDstlonae.
The occasion, n0twiEhasandinR tne ex
sreu,e dyneas og he untsss uas very ea
tgvable, and the teasta both ssflo1s an
anmnrons wers highls Appreciated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

=. oenzET Emns r. nxpomrnrn 70 ponsa
A cADlE8I.
fanla, Dee, An. Gohlas hsa h.
fetms1 PfsEldeoe Carnos tkn1 ouIral Is
sno refusal of several sfsieamen - inln
1lm be a nnnhia - fern sahiark.
fhe prsatdenl has taeft fnra rnsS1 -,
ether appeal 20 M fallierlea IS nrHss.
,4ke tbs taak. a. Eallla4iaR w'll lmfaQ1n
30 president % bis dssi.iua Rcnl1Sl.
Lne alel.nslon amonR the republisana
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

Carno, Des. 9.--The ERypiian produee
aaaooiaiisn reports probaole leduaiien
In che estimated cotton gield fo4 hNi4
season Ct 10000 oaninTs, the fniiInH ~
being due 70 foas and hoat.
wrivsn Ense the Sea.
sax Fnamrlsc0, De8. B.--The ahip A.
ton arrived here fTom tha isiand 81 Fo.
nape, 10 tie Caroline gF0up, today ano
brought infoFmaaiou tha1 the nailpga "
ponnpe who had been oongaFle4 -
christianity b. TIE Am1fie1n nlsllr1asf
aocietY, had driven the 8pani1n neHnlu-
o., lately put theFe by thas eonnlGg, 1870
the sea and killed hlms TIE txuueit -
inR bFouRhf aboat b. sons oletl y
wOFk. % thstr roaaB1lna ee upaalt1NH
30 punish them b. standing A1&U -
line and shooting thea.
wepuhficnn krnaenS Gomufi6ee
WksurnoToa. Dee. 9.--1he sena@oFl9l
Fapnhllean cauens 8ommlileA nnls494
its liss Of commilfee aeelanmtule g :
| O'Clock this efteFnoon, ard z f1pap'hHnn
caucus is called for t0naoErew mo84lA8
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LaH MAKERS At WORK.
Ds'ars e. I'm. h sAs Hsas.-rA. asv-
srs~ Rs.zs Hh H....rs-Th.IIsa..
aslsarns an na.a.y.

OzxMFzA. Dsc. a.-fSpselai l--Prsss.
oens 1henpson uss vsfy ecSlvs gkiI
mefuin9 before he eonneil was eaIisa q
oEosf enowinQ tna memhn1s pEnaena hia
ooDmItlee appetntusnls. He dns,
zeased kinsslg comfsrtahly betwern NJ.
aewsy and NJ. Whias and read then
egsE qnte1iy. 1hafs we're no aians of
elee1111u1 of oig1aflofaotfon Il fhefr
taees xhag Appeared sntirely snfisi'ed.
so did ne DemoeEals With cue uxssp-
~fnks ny uama % ne iudicIsrv
eommiliee,n said Mr.. Baxkua whan ke
had rsachea that cammistss. sThere
e too murh 1uFk ea1neoted With Il
President Thcmpasu appeaRed non-
pi1eeed soF moment, for that eommil
- had been enlarged 10 i've memhsrs
Tor the txpTees pufposa of allowing fhe
swo eastern iawyer-msmbeEs 10 be ap-
poinied 10 a..
MF. BARKER undaFstued bis mans "a,
20 b ineladee. and iast why be come
what peFtmplpzily inslsied On hia rsfas-
81 % Defve % tbs eommil1so mu1. havn
been 90 afteEsbunaha. The uF1af 80
afterwards oelecled AF. Kaater n plass
Of Mf. SeaEpslsin.
xHn srkHDIEa COMMITTEES
Follouina is she composition Of the
9lnn04na o1mwfttaaas
Eleoli0ns-H4Wiey, Eteele, Cook.
Federal Rtsaiioas-Fest Lewis. Ca
Wsya saa Msans -Gswsy. white,
shaFpsletn.
Ednoaiion-Lsvis, sharpsssin. Hav-
tadio...y 0ss.l. -Fosssr. Govsy.
Lewis, whiie.
Mlliiary Affairs - Lswis Barker,
Steele.
Eosdssna HIshvays-Gabsl. HavIs,.
Foster.
Ea. rosssa Bills : ROedsr. Lewis.
RafolIsd BTis-whsse, G.bsl. Fo.,e,.
Indian AGairs-Oook, Roeder, Haw-
lev.
Oommeroe-steele, white, Rosder.
Printing-Sharpstein Cock, Eteela.
Oosp0fatioos-Steelp. Hawlsy, sosdsF.
Counties l5arker, Foster, white.
Rules and Oder Csok, Gabel, Gov.
y.
ARricnliurs-Fo Foster, Barker, Hawlsy. |
Ciaims-HaWley, 0ahsl, Caok.
nemoEials-kosdsE. Hharpassin, Ca
Hospital for the Insane - Cover.
Iieeie, Barker.
Public BuiIdings and Grounds-
hAFpatein, Cook, Convey.
Territorial White, 0owey,
lnedeE.
MloinR and Mining InAerssts-Bsrk.
J. Foster. steele.
.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

Tha honss and oounsil mst IN jotat
session In representative haii a. q1after
uagt 3 eselook. and 81 halt p1sl ), AZ
oofdfnz 20 prevI0o8 e1nou1eemenh
0ogsFnor Henpis enteEsd and taking
- Dosisior between President Tb0mb-
500 aod 6peakeE Clark Esaa his messaea
- Ihe asssmhly. Tbe lobby Of The houaa
waa crowded with spectators and sudn.
ora, emouR whom we're 9 number o.
ado. Tee governor rcd hia message
in e ciear and distiBot voiee mnd exeei-
Ien1 form, his classical eIosnsion beina
nfnSlv 1 unosuaasd hy he dt1tAn9 souDd
~ beiIn uhioh rang mssFiiy from many
toesrs. AZ The nsluglon g sne reAe-
ing tbe eannoil rsiiEsd aD4 ihs hoass
Wsa eslIea 70 er&eE. A moiion 70 saREe.
Gsfs he msssags ard refer ne several
a. fecfs tnuehed upon % lnaif psopsi
ooImislesa uss adopte4 4 notson e
auDoint 8 mtsssnRss feE tbe RoEsrne.
1-rIng the aeasioo cas- also adcpted. AZ
4 oaulock ths house a6jJufnsd anfil :
ossloak sn MoBd9y-
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As q number Of bills Affecting rail-
roads have been introduced N both
branohts OF the leRislal uEe. tbs tan
denoy Of the pFovisi0n Of whic1 e u
substantially the same oifsction. there
viii be special committee apUvlnted
composed Of three members from eaon
house, for the purpoee Of formulating 9
oil creating Q railroad oommieeioneos
70 agree upon some one measure whlen
wiIi, ts is expected. take the place Of all
shoss bills already introduced. The
osunon nsembeFs Of this special coon
miltes will probably be Messrs. Gable,
Lewis and 6haFpalein. each OK WHOM
nave introduced bills relniIng 20
railroads. Mes-rs. AFrasmith. EelloWs
snd Humes have bsen mentioned as
members Who uill probably Be selected
tom Ire house. The of the features OF
nneeial interest In she work Of this com
mittee Il, that n q railroad commisston
/ e agreed upon the ast creating y WI
1 likely make pfovisioa % divide the tef-
ritoFv mao districts, and thue come
within the provisions Of The organic aol
| sllowinn dlstrici e6issFs 20 be elscted
nV the psopla. unleas she territory Il
| 60 divided into districts tbe eommls-
sioners would be appointed by the gar
eKnoT.
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an hsadling ana surmlnnl eknrnss
vs1.e.ioa 9 - Q l1i81s@eMnns, paniln-
anis ~ = nne 50 Ieae Ghan 9feuD nar
.sere t4nn 91eg4 nsd unzkinn q ahs
essy q ane psusa1uiine allanays - Lor
t.tlo1: elsA ~ a peEaon 60 oxeF-
eSArReo t11o1 tAne8 TIE nuaouml nf zho
oFef-ehzrRes
scnso1 Pm uzHruxrsu 1ouxn
b NJ. Ik1npsen. cnns.I.ufina lke
ba4s4 cf trustees q the Washinnicn
eenooA f0E DIGESTIVE yonth nlsa a
ooaf4 q commissioners fR ~ cnrl.
siructioD Of aaitahse huildinna af Fan
oouveH. ulAske o0anty. with poweR uf
reMos4i Ter e441a tn lhe nogafunf. tha
coDUissio8 % b unteR cath and esch
70 aigs . band IL fhe knm cf 1fD0o0 Eor
f8s1kfni p9xEormnnae of anSfaa com-
ul1slon 30 oKznnixs ApkiI !. Lass lhe
a1veEnof - 1ii NaoBnc.8ss - rreai1eut
of tho board 10 Bapexint1nf fha nnR.
f1EBAnea of al euntKaeGs faR ls6nr and
material. pF6Tidnd hs Ehnil noa ho fufer.
esled % TOE eousxael, uu8ng penaltv az
5uQ0s 81 noe0anlR 60 b. andiEsd b
sne sefsiloEiai aadi1ns; he beard snss
appoi1t no members = 4 aaurnfttre -
visli similar sshool buildinas q Oseesn
and C4iifoenia, actual neceHaarR ex.
penaea % - paid eseh nemhs Z e. tn
beard 10 rsostse pay Zoe his aclual ne
ae1aAxy travelling and inoi1ental eK
peueea Wills peffofminR A1a daly aa
nemheE Ct he e0Dmtszfan, ard appRo-
pslatinR tsam for the purposes q she
nDrzsx 70 knsounn cshrzxn.
ME. 0owsy then Esnsusa he notion
g a4ioarn and ts was nneuu8efi ~ MF.
Ls9is. 1ha prnsidenl sad ahaa he Wa
n18nle 20 deeide The poae Whirh folloW-
ed ard ayss end nays wuFs sa1led. M.
Mf. 00ok end Mf. Eianso we're ebsena.
AF. Aauleg did not vote. nor aid the
president. MesERa. Geuey, : hi1a
0abls and Lewis voted ave, ana 1Eeaara |
chsKpseEins fosGar, kaedex ana Barker /
voted nay. Before The resuls 81 ne /
cell hed besa hsndsd % ne ufea1dsDl. /
Colonel eele csnne tn and bg inslfne. 1
iions 0hief Clerk Henry called his /
name and ha poted s'aye.H nnd then /
asked What the question was before the /
eonnells oai before anyana eould In
form him ths sounsil was deelared a.
Jock.
IN the matter Of committees shs pres
dent gave tee ehaiFmanships 70 each
~ tne Nor members and nnmerically
lpsakine no manosF can complain Of 3
aek of an opportunity 70 work.
Tne eiection committee uouid preb-
lbiy oSoer soda water When tbs aVsraQe
sRlslafof would call for whisky straiQhl
q umlssakahis eo1E8ta. TIE nams c0m
ntstees or majority Of lee membe .,
lonld probably feel like enoouEnaina
leolioaeeKinQ among the m&ny noble
lomen Of the great territory. /.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-10

King county is net Eseonni9sd in the
ooUnieles On wAPe and unaAnn, com
meEce oE corporation. OF the wars
and meanss Whihe and BhnEpssgin are
from re extreme eastern para Of the
territory, White from Columbia ana
Shafpstei1 ffom Waila Walla county
and Convey Il Of Olympia. Be ana
SnaFpsiein are lawyers and Whlse is an
editor.
0f the eomnsroe o0mmltses. Colonel
Steele 10 too well known % need q b.
oRraphical sentencs. Mr.. Roeder ID q
inmhefman from Whatoom. Colonel
Steele - chairman of beth the oomweFoe
and corporations Committees. hlF
Hawley ef tie latter COMMITTEES. Is 8
farmer from near VancouVpF.
ThHs which gives apeoial interest 10
the COMMITTEES on counties ID the eiRogs
that Pierce eo1nty is making 20 annex
the southern tieF OF townships IN King
counsy. Ihe latter oauutg has repre-
sentative On the committee 10 kif. Eos
teE. Mr. Barker is farmer from Spo-
kane. and nr. Waite has already besn
referred 90.
=. :. SssVl s z0ssBY ,s e notice sAs. .Ae aeri
referred to them, a. they sre all iaEm6fs.
Mr.. Cook, Of toe public bulIdinRe and
grounds oOmmIttee. IL tE0m EilenshufR.
and Nanta the capitol removed therv.
Tue other members have been referred
TIE mioine and mining interests maj
have measures Of special interest," be-
fore u.
arno1AL RAnnoAD comMrTxn.
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-06-02
Many speculate that the 0. r. &

Many speculate that the 0. r. & n
Co., contemplate draining tho northern
country via Lewiston and the Pomeroy
branch, instead of building to Riparia
and crossing the Snake at that point
that their present survey down the
Potlatch is part of the programme
that at the mouth of the Potlatch they
will be met by the U. p, survey, now
being made on Camas Prairie and be-
yond that Clearwater will be bridsed at
or near the mouth OF Potlatch, and that
Snake will be bridged opposite Lewiston,
and several other speculations are being
made as the inventive fertility of the
imagination may dictate. But after all
wo cannot foresee anything more than
speculations in thought, and will not
stake our all upon any one Of them till
the grading and tying and the laying Of
rails has commenced. Since Willard S
day railroad promises come short Of
establishing any fact upon which the
people can build strong hopes.